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Red Riding Hood
In a land of fairy tales, the forest holds all kinds of dangers for curious little children. On the way to her grandmother's house, a little girl meets the big, bad wolf. Despite her mother's instruction not to talk to strangers, Little Red Riding Hood makes a very dangerous mistake and soon the forest becomes a dark and mysterious place, where even her grandmother's smile is sinister. Told in verse, Lydia Louisa Anna Very brings new life and wonder to the classic children's fairy tale. Fans of fairy tales and families alike will fall under the spell of this enchanting return to the world of Little Red Riding Hood. Lydia Louisa Anna Very (1823-1901) was an American writer, poet, teacher, and illustrator. She was a prolific poet and translator but is best remembered for writing the first shaped books in America: books printed in the shape of people or animals. Her work includes the children’s fairy tale ́Red Riding Hood ́, and Daniel Defoe’s classic ́Robinson Crusoe ́, written in verse.
Anna Hubbard
Anna Eikenhout (1902-1986) was an honors graduate of Ohio State University, a fine-arts librarian, a skilled pianist, and an avid reader in three languages. Harlan Hubbard (1900-1988), a little-known painter and would-be shantyboater, seemed an unlikely husband, but together they lived a life out of the pages of Thoreau's Walden. Much of what is known about the Hubbards comes from Harlan's books and journals. Concerning the seasons and the landscape, his writing was rapturous, yet he was emotionally reticent when discussing human affairs in general or Anna in particular. Yet it was through her efforts that their life on the river was truly civilized. Visitors to Payne Hollow recall Anna as a generous, gracious hostess, whose intelligence and artistry made the small house seem grander than a mansion.
A Mother's Patience
Sarah was a bubbly little girl growing up. Loving her family unconditionally. Never did she dream that conditions were constantly put on that love. The child she had at a tender age always seemed to be put out of her reach. Never understanding why. It seemed she fought all the time and failed. For several years this consumed Sarah's very being until one night she gave up. It almost took her life. How would she be able to go on? It was a venture and a definite learning experience. Her answer was love.
Catalogue of a Copper Collection of Fine and Valuable Coins and Medals the Property of George W. Cox, and others to be Sold at Auctions 12/19/1883
Reprint of the original, first published in 1883.
